Question
How to switch between GIDS Applet and cv Applet on a smart card in Windows 10?
Answer
If you want to use a certificate from the GIDS applet, you will have to follow these steps:
Step-by-Step
- Deinstall cv act sc/interface.
- Open "Run" with "Windows Logo Key + R".
- In the "Run"-window enter certmgr.msc and press enter key.
- In the window "certmgr" click the arrow left from "Personal" and mark "Certificates".
- You should see in the right area all personal certificates, which are registered with your computer.
- Mark the certificates, which are saved in the cv Applet and click the red x from the menu bar.
- Close the window "certmgr".
If you want to use a certificate from the cv applet, you will have to follow these steps:
Step-by-Step
- Open "Run" with "Windows Logo Key + R".
- In the "Run"-window enter regedit and press enter key.
- In the Registry Editor change to "Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography\Calais".
- You should see the registry entry "IDMP ATR Cache".
- Move with the mouse over "IDMP ATR Cache" and click with the right mouse button.
- Select "Delete" from the context menu.
- Close the Registry Editor.
- Open "Run" with "Windows Logo Key + R".
- In the "Run"-window enter certmgr.msc and press enter key.
- In the window "certmgr" click the arrow left from "Personal" and mark "Certificates".
- You should see in the right area all personal certificates, which are registered with your computer.
- Mark the certificates, which are saved in the GIDS Applet and click the red x from the menu bar.
- Close the window "certmgr".
These additional steps are only necessary for Windows 10 with 64 Bit-system type:
- Open "Run" with "Windows Logo Key + R".
- In the "Run"-window enter regedit and press enter key.
- In the Registry Editor change to "Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Cryptography\Calais".
- If you see the registry entry "IDMP ATR Cache", then follow the next steps, otherwise close the Registry Editor.
- Move with the mouse over "IDMP ATR Cache" and click with the right mouse button.
- Select "Delete" from the context menu.
- Close the Registry Editor.
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